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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
5
A period piece extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female weakness, claiming it restores regularity, drains, inflammation, and ulceration healing. Includes patient testimonials, cautions against substitutes, and notes local social events and illness updates.
John Alexander spent a few days with his ailing father in Spain. Quincy Riley, long associated with King's powder mills near South Lebanon, visits friends here. Dr. B. F. Erdman of New Richmond called last week. Metzger moves from Johnson to Guest farm this week. Harry Hawkins of Cincinnati spent Sunday at home. Mrs. John Shaw is convalescing. Nicholas Rinehart sale drew many buyers on Saturday. Amazon Carr of Montana visits in town. Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carnes.
A vintage advertisement claims electric bitters cure nervousness melancholy loss of appetite headaches insomnia constipation and fainting spells in women. It cites thousands of sufferers of female troubles and nervous issues who became healthy and happy, with a 50 cent price at Dr John Bunn's Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia guaranteeing satisfaction.
Tom Eppert returns from Winchester to visit kin while trustees hold all day meeting at the academy. Albert Heinrici, Lloyd Stump of Batavia visit friends. Miss Viola Kirkpatrick visits Tabasco. George Franz spends Sunday with Batavia friends. April 26 set for high school commencement. Bucklen’s Amica Salve advertised as wound healer at Batavia drug store and Amelia seller.
F Nash hosted H Durham and family of Pleasant Valley Sunday. Mrs G R Johnson and Mrs H Durham visited in Hamlet last Tuesday. Mrs I Edward and sister Mrs Root of Delaware and Mrs Grace Denham were recent guests of Mrs H Edwards at Perin town. Mr and Mrs Aicholtz stayed in Cincinnati Tuesday and Wednesday. Wm Bender of Higginsport was entertained by H Wittmeyer Sunday. Mr Truett from Indiana moved into the M Johnson tenant house. Mrs Bertha Osborn of Red Bank visited her mother Mrs Robert Kyle last week. Osborn sails for England in a few days for three months. L Monjar moved into the G Richolts tenant house. Miss Anna Brown of Newtown and Mr and Mrs Lathrope of Mr Washington were recent guests of Mrs N Perry. H Durham and family of Pleasant Valley were entertained by Miss Rose Day on Sunday February 23. Miss Bertha Nabos of Sedainsville visited Miss Blanche Vogt. Harley Bell of Cincinnati spent Sunday at home. Wm Meier has been offered the superintendency of the Grosbeck school. Mrs Coryee of Sedamsville spent Sunday with J Vogt and family. Mrs J Prather and little daughter have
An old practitioner claims a new treatment, Scuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure, permanently cures catarrh by addressing the cause. The remedy, sold for one dollar, includes internal and external medicine and guidance from the discoverer. Sent prepaid to addresses in the United States or Canada.
One of our most venerable citizens, David Kugler, received a blow over the head with a poker by a colored boy, and also a severe cut on one of his limbs. The boy escaped arrest. A. Jordan is slowly convalescing. William Boose has sold his property and on March 8 will have a sale of household goods and sundry articles. John Armstrong, of Mt. Repose, will take possession as soon as the property is vacated. The Stahl children are still sick with the measles.
Frank J. Cheney and company promise one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The sworn statement from December 6, 1886, before Notary Public R A L A Gleason, Toledo. Advertises testimonials and internal use with claims of blood and mucous system action.
Mrs H Schobet and daughter Etta spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Harry McAfee and their young son from Batavia visited Mrs Schobet’s parents Sunday. Mrs John Pfarr stayed with Owensville relatives. Charles Fowler of Reesville was called home for a grandfather’s funeral. Helen Gernon of Hamilton visits her aunt Mrs Michael High this week. Will Carter and daughter of Milford visited Mt Carmel area relatives. Henry Witmer spent Sunday with Mt Carmel parents. Mrs Michael High spent days with sister Mrs Michael Gernon of Hamilton. Jacob Loup’s friends learn of his serious illness.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral has long been advertised as the remedy that cures the worst deep coughs. The product claims a sixty year history of effectiveness.
Several area youths attended the Stonelick Baptist church social Wednesday evening and all report a fine time. The event showcased the community’s active youth, with hopes for his speedy recovery mentioned in passing.
Advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures colds that settle on the lungs and prevent pneumonia or consumption. Sold by Dr. John Bunn & Son.
A large crowd attended the Wednesday sale on the Bowen farm east of town. Various locals were seen at area events including Ed Conover and son at the Hillsboro stock sale on Saturday. Conditions turn springlike briefly before cooling.
Claim that Dr. King's New Discovery cures consumption and asthma would rally the Hay Fever Association but the ad notes it has cured consumption pneumonia bronchitis grip croup and whooping cough and is guaranteed for throat and lung troubles with trials free at Dr John Bunn Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
Mr and Mrs Charles Jessup return to Cleveland after an extended visit. John Morris and family move from Cincinnati. A R Crane returns from hospital. D E Carter and E J Fagley improve. Ida Montgomery suffers pneumonia after measles. Paul has measles as seventh family case. Harriet and Beulah Rader visit N J Beck. Baptist meeting ends after two weeks. J H Burke tenth wedding anniversary. Louise Tice returns from Cincinnati winter visit. Charles A Brannock in Batavia. Mrs D B Elisberry in Cincinnati. Elmer Bennington visits from Maysville. Ray Work and family return from Cincinnati visit. H C Aullman back out after two months. T F Joslin in Cincinnati. Sallie White moves to town. Township trustees settle annual accounts.
Local residents travel and visit relatives with Linwood, Milford, and Washington D C. News items include the Medania family moving to Cincinnati, Shirley Scott returning from Alabama, and Mrs Buckingham’s illness. The Women’s Aid Society of the M E church meets next Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Greene. An advertisement for Dr A W Chase’s Nerve Pills touts nerve tonics and claims of efficacy with a Wilmington Ohio testimonial.
Ike Armacost of Cincinnati visits his parents Mr and Mrs Granville Armacost. Schools closed last week due to measles among pupils and principal. Clarke residence at Boat Run burned Saturday afternoon. Noah Kelch of Moscow visited Mrs Kelch’s parents. James Stairs to move to Dr P Kennedy’s farm to run poultry business. Will Tatman family to become village residents. Frank Watson to move to Cincinnati. Julia Wilson home from Middletown visit. Residents attend Rhineheart sale near New Richmond. Sickness mostly convalescing. Robert Barns visits daughter Mrs Clayton Simmons.
Kidney trouble weakens mind and energy, affects beauty and cheer. Swamp-Root, a kidney and bladder remedy from Dr. Kilmer & Co., offers mild immediate relief. Sample bottle and pamphlet available by mail from Binghamton NY.
Madam Rumor hints at a wedding soon. Rev. I. M. Walker led a successful revival meeting at Christian chapel Thursday night resulting in 12 accessions. Bert Lytle and family moved from the Liston property to the James Hitch farm nearby. Steve Miller will occupy the house he left.
Misfortune to mash one of his fingers badly. Mrs. Lou Verger visited her sister in Cincinnati last week. Mr. and Mrs. Knaue plan to move to Washington State soon. Theodore Steelman made a business trip to the city. Harry Strimpls left for Illinois to farm. Freytag of Portsmouth buys Malick farm. Bert Lytle owns a new $15 horse. Edna Warren visits Cincinnati relatives. Henning and Mulroy take farm jobs in Butler county. James Butler serves on jury. Rev. I M Walker returned home. Boys await March winds. Kirkpatrick rents Wesill farm. Lulu Ohnesorgen and family visit from Walbur, Cincinnati guests of Topie. Herman Follow and family visit Olive Branch. Dr King’s New Life Pills praised. used for liver and bowel troubles. Availability at Dr John Bunn’s Batavia and J R Wicks Amelia.
Notice to contractors invites sealed proposals at the Auditor’s Office until noon March 21 1902 for building Fruit Ridge and Breckenridge turnpikes including Section 3 and nearby sections. Bids require a $30 certified check, bond, and contract signing. commissioners reserve right to reject all bids.
Legal notice states Benjamin L. Atkins filed for divorce from Jane L. Atkins in Clermont County Ohio court of common pleas case 11701 on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Hearing scheduled for April 12 1602 with attorney Gro W Holtk.
Advert for Dr A W Chase Pills warns against imitators using the name Chase to sell fake medicines. It urges buyers to look for the genuine portrait and signature of A W Chase M D on the 3301 card box and to avoid products lacking his initials and official marks. The notice cites Dr John Bunn of Batavia Ohio and villages in New York as connections.
Georgetown leaves Bethel at 1 30 p m arrives Carrel street 2 55 leaves Carrel street 11 10 a m arrives Bethel 12 55 includes Cincinnati Water Works branch schedules and fares two trains each way on Sunday one fare for round trip detailed times for Eastbound Westbound service and officials listed.
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